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Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud at the Laver Cup 2025. Photo: Getty

Alcaraz's amazing shot wows the entire stadium at the Laver Cup 2025

It doesn't matter if Carlos Alcaraz is playing in an official match or an exhibition, as he always saves some points for the best moments of the tournament. This time, he had a drop shot worthy of the magical player he is, causing the entire Team Europe to jump off the bench with their hands on their heads. Moreover, Yannick Noah made gestures praising him as if he were a god. Undoubtedly, one of the highlights of this Laver Cup 2025.

 

 

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Pegula, after losing to the United States in the BJKC final: "Today was not our day." Photo: Getty Images

Pegula, after falling to the United States in the BJKC final: "Today was not our day"

Jessica Pegula was unable to push the Billie Jean King Cup final to the last match after falling to Jasmine Paolini (6-4, 6-2), resulting in Italy's victory, reaffirming their title. The American player was self-critical during the subsequent press conference: "We had an incredible week here. It wasn't the outcome we wanted today. Simply, it wasn't our day. I think, at the same time, we really enjoyed competing together, reaching the final, and overcoming many challenges. Today we fell short. Overall, I believe we want to take what we've learned this week to keep improving," stated the world number seven.

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ATP Chengdu 2025: Musetti dominates Basilashvili and reaches semifinals for the third consecutive year. Photo: Getty Images

ATP Chengdu 2025: Musetti dominates Basilashvili and reaches semifinals for the third consecutive year

Lorenzo Musetti continues to make steady progress in Asia. The Italian is already in the semifinals of the Chengdú 2025 ATP, marking his third consecutive time, after dominating Nikoloz Basilashvili from start to finish with a score of 6-3, 6-3, in just an hour and 17 minutes. The Carrara native will seek to reach the final in China against the winner of the match between Taro Daniel and Aleksander Shevchenko. On the other side, the semifinal will feature Brandon Nakashima, who defeated Marcos Giron (6-3, 2-6, 7-6(3)), and Alejandro Tabilo, who overcame Cristopher O'Connell (4-6, 7-5, 6-2).

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Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud at the Laver Cup 2025. Photo: Getty

Alcaraz and Ruud keep Europe alive in the Laver Cup 2025

Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud keep Team Europe alive in the 2025 Laver Cup. The duo, comprised of the Spanish and Norwegian players, secured a straight-sets victory against Reilly Opelka and Alex Michelsen (7-6 6-1). Despite Team World having several opportunities in the first set to take control of the match, Alcaraz's magic and Ruud's strong performance leveled the tournament a bit more. With three matches remaining, Team World leads 9-6.

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Medvedev returns to his old ways and falls to Wu in the Hangzhou quarterfinals. Photo: Getty Images

Medvedev is back to his old ways and falls to Wu in the Hangzhou quarterfinals

Daniil Medvedev continues with his former version. The Russian, who was trying out new coaches on this Asian tour, showed a different side in his previous two matches. However, against Yibing Wu, he squandered a set advantage and numerous opportunities to equalize to secure the win, ultimately falling 5-7, 7-6(5), 6-4 after three hours and two minutes of play. This way, the Chinese player advances to the semifinals of his country's tournament, awaiting the winner between Aleksander Bublik and Dalibor Svrcina. Meanwhile, the other semifinal will feature Corentin Moutet, who defeated Martín Etcheverry (6-3, 3-0), and Valentin Royer, who overcame Learner Tien (7-6(0), 4-6, 6-0).

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Murray on his partnership with Djokovic: "It was a unique opportunity; if I had not done it, I would have regretted it." Photo: Getty Images

Murray, on his union with Djokovic: "It was a unique opportunity; if I hadn't done it, I would have regretted it"

Andy Murray does not regret having been Novak Djokovic's coach for a few months. Although the partnership had its ups and downs, the Scot could not turn down that opportunity: "I enjoyed it at the beginning, but obviously the results were not what I expected, and I am sure they were not what Djokovic expected either. Still, I am glad I did it. It was a unique opportunity, and if I had not done it, I would have regretted it. Being able to spend time with one of my greatest rivals, one of the greatest athletes of all time, trying to help him, learn from him, and understand him was fascinating. But if you want to do a good job as a coach, in my opinion, you need to spend a lot of time with the person, and that is difficult when they do not live close to you," he said in an interview with 'The Times'.

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Murray: "Alcaraz's tennis reminds me of Ronaldinho's soccer."

Murray: "Alcaraz's tennis reminds me of Ronaldinho's football"

Andy Murray has been very clear when talking about Carlos Alcaraz's tennis. The Scot gave an interview with 'The Times' and there confessed that the Spaniard's game reminds him of the soccer of his childhood idol: Ronaldinho. "Alcaraz's tennis reminds me of the soccer of my favorite childhood footballer, whom I was able to watch live several times: Ronaldinho. Both have all this talent and ability, obviously they want to win, but they play with a smile on their face. If the moment comes to do something fun, they do it, and I think that's what makes them so fascinating, because you never know what's going to happen next, so I especially enjoy watching them play," said the former tennis player.

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Swiatek applies her resilience manual to come back against Alexandrova and captures the title in Seoul. Photo: Getty Images

Swiatek applies her resilience manual to come back against Alexandrova and wins the title in Seoul

Iga Swiatek clinches her third title of the season after employing her resilience manual in the final of WTA Seoul 2025 against a strong Ekaterina Alexandrova who threatened to pull off an upset and claim the championship several times. The Russian started strong with a 6-1 lead, exhibiting dominance, prompting the Pole to hold onto the court to weather the storm. After two fiercely contested sets, she took home the trophy with a 1-6, 7-6(3), 7-5 victory, following a battle lasting two hours and 46 minutes.

 

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Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud at the Laver Cup 2025. Photo: Getty

Alcaraz's amazing shot wows the entire stadium at the Laver Cup 2025

It doesn't matter if Carlos Alcaraz is playing in an official match or an exhibition, as he always saves some points for the best moments of the tournament. This time, he had a drop shot worthy of the magical player he is, causing the entire Team Europe to jump off the bench with their hands on their heads. Moreover, Yannick Noah made gestures praising him as if he were a god. Undoubtedly, one of the highlights of this Laver Cup 2025.

 

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El puntazo de Alcaraz que maravilló a todo el estadio en la Laver Cup 2025

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Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud at the Laver Cup 2025. Photo: Getty

Alcaraz and Ruud keep Europe alive in the Laver Cup 2025

Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud keep Team Europe alive in the 2025 Laver Cup. The duo, comprised of the Spanish and Norwegian players, secured a straight-sets victory against Reilly Opelka and Alex Michelsen (7-6 6-1). Despite Team World having several opportunities in the first set to take control of the match, Alcaraz's magic and Ruud's strong performance leveled the tournament a bit more. With three matches remaining, Team World leads 9-6.

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Pegula, after losing to the United States in the BJKC final: "Today was not our day." Photo: Getty Images

Pegula, after falling to the United States in the BJKC final: "Today was not our day"

Jessica Pegula was unable to push the Billie Jean King Cup final to the last match after falling to Jasmine Paolini (6-4, 6-2), resulting in Italy's victory, reaffirming their title. The American player was self-critical during the subsequent press conference: "We had an incredible week here. It wasn't the outcome we wanted today. Simply, it wasn't our day. I think, at the same time, we really enjoyed competing together, reaching the final, and overcoming many challenges. Today we fell short. Overall, I believe we want to take what we've learned this week to keep improving," stated the world number seven.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Pegula, tras caer con Estados Unidos en la final de la BJKC: "Hoy no fue nuestro día"

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Medvedev returns to his old ways and falls to Wu in the Hangzhou quarterfinals. Photo: Getty Images

Medvedev is back to his old ways and falls to Wu in the Hangzhou quarterfinals

Daniil Medvedev continues with his former version. The Russian, who was trying out new coaches on this Asian tour, showed a different side in his previous two matches. However, against Yibing Wu, he squandered a set advantage and numerous opportunities to equalize to secure the win, ultimately falling 5-7, 7-6(5), 6-4 after three hours and two minutes of play. This way, the Chinese player advances to the semifinals of his country's tournament, awaiting the winner between Aleksander Bublik and Dalibor Svrcina. Meanwhile, the other semifinal will feature Corentin Moutet, who defeated Martín Etcheverry (6-3, 3-0), and Valentin Royer, who overcame Learner Tien (7-6(0), 4-6, 6-0).

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Medvedev vuelve a las andadas y cae ante Wu en los cuartos de Hangzhou

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ATP Chengdu 2025: Musetti dominates Basilashvili and reaches semifinals for the third consecutive year. Photo: Getty Images

ATP Chengdu 2025: Musetti dominates Basilashvili and reaches semifinals for the third consecutive year

Lorenzo Musetti continues to make steady progress in Asia. The Italian is already in the semifinals of the Chengdú 2025 ATP, marking his third consecutive time, after dominating Nikoloz Basilashvili from start to finish with a score of 6-3, 6-3, in just an hour and 17 minutes. The Carrara native will seek to reach the final in China against the winner of the match between Taro Daniel and Aleksander Shevchenko. On the other side, the semifinal will feature Brandon Nakashima, who defeated Marcos Giron (6-3, 2-6, 7-6(3)), and Alejandro Tabilo, who overcame Cristopher O'Connell (4-6, 7-5, 6-2).

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Murray on his partnership with Djokovic: "It was a unique opportunity; if I had not done it, I would have regretted it." Photo: Getty Images

Murray, on his union with Djokovic: "It was a unique opportunity; if I hadn't done it, I would have regretted it"

Andy Murray does not regret having been Novak Djokovic's coach for a few months. Although the partnership had its ups and downs, the Scot could not turn down that opportunity: "I enjoyed it at the beginning, but obviously the results were not what I expected, and I am sure they were not what Djokovic expected either. Still, I am glad I did it. It was a unique opportunity, and if I had not done it, I would have regretted it. Being able to spend time with one of my greatest rivals, one of the greatest athletes of all time, trying to help him, learn from him, and understand him was fascinating. But if you want to do a good job as a coach, in my opinion, you need to spend a lot of time with the person, and that is difficult when they do not live close to you," he said in an interview with 'The Times'.

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Murray: "Alcaraz's tennis reminds me of Ronaldinho's soccer."

Murray: "Alcaraz's tennis reminds me of Ronaldinho's football"

Andy Murray has been very clear when talking about Carlos Alcaraz's tennis. The Scot gave an interview with 'The Times' and there confessed that the Spaniard's game reminds him of the soccer of his childhood idol: Ronaldinho. "Alcaraz's tennis reminds me of the soccer of my favorite childhood footballer, whom I was able to watch live several times: Ronaldinho. Both have all this talent and ability, obviously they want to win, but they play with a smile on their face. If the moment comes to do something fun, they do it, and I think that's what makes them so fascinating, because you never know what's going to happen next, so I especially enjoy watching them play," said the former tennis player.

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Swiatek applies her resilience manual to come back against Alexandrova and captures the title in Seoul. Photo: Getty Images

Swiatek applies her resilience manual to come back against Alexandrova and wins the title in Seoul

Iga Swiatek clinches her third title of the season after employing her resilience manual in the final of WTA Seoul 2025 against a strong Ekaterina Alexandrova who threatened to pull off an upset and claim the championship several times. The Russian started strong with a 6-1 lead, exhibiting dominance, prompting the Pole to hold onto the court to weather the storm. After two fiercely contested sets, she took home the trophy with a 1-6, 7-6(3), 7-5 victory, following a battle lasting two hours and 46 minutes.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Swiatek aplica su manual de resistencia para remontar a Alexandrova y se hace con el título en Seúl

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Cocciaretto strikes first and Italy is one game away from retaining their BJKC title. Photo: Getty Images

Cocciaretto Strikes First and Italy is One Match Away from Defending its Billie Jean King Cup Title

Italy has taken the first blow in the 2025 Billie Jean King Cup, precisely through Elisabetta Cocciaretto. The Italian showed no hesitation or nerves and defeated the American, Emma Navarro, with a score of 6-4, 6-4, after an hour and 29 minutes. Now, the Italian team is just one match away from retaining the title, with Jasmine Paolini set to face Jessica Pegula.

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Mouratoglou points out what Djokovic needs to defeat Alcaraz and Sinner. Photo: Getty Images

Mouratoglou points out what Djokovic needs to beat Alcaraz and Sinner

Patrick Mouratoglou is known for giving his opinion on what happens in the world of tennis without any filters. The former coach of Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka, or Holger Rune, talked about Novak Djokovic and what he lacks to surpass Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner: "Undoubtedly, he is the best of all time. But even the way he expresses it gives me the feeling that he doesn't believe it himself. When you hear the press conference after his defeat against Alcaraz in the US Open, he basically says: 'I don't know how I can achieve this.' If he doesn't believe it, it won't happen. I would make sure Novak believes he can beat them, because I believe it. It's a matter of motivation. Throughout his career, when it was a matter of life or death, he always triumphed," the Frenchman stated on the 'Business of Sport' podcast.

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